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Library As Laboratory Lightning Talks

Publication date: 2022-05-11

Topics: webinar, digital humanities, LibLab

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In this final session of the Internet Archive’s digital humanities expo, Library as Laboratory, you’ll hear from scholars in a series of short presentations about their research and how they’re using collections and infrastructure from the Internet Archive for their work.

Speakers:

Forgotten Histories of the Mid-Century Coding Bootcamp, [watch] Kate Miltner (University of Edinburgh)
Japan As They Saw It, [watch] Tom Gally (University of Tokyo)
The Bibliography of Life, [watch] Rod Page (University of Glasgow)
Q&A #1 [watch]
More Than Words: Fed Chairs’ Communication During Congressional Testimonies, [watch] Michelle Alexopoulos (University of Toronto)
WARC Collection Summarization, [watch] Sawood Alam (Internet Archive)
Automatic scanning with an Internet Archive TT scanner, [watch] Art Rhyno (University of Windsor)
Q&A #2 [watch]
Automated Hashtag Hierarchy Generation Using Community Detection and the Shannon Diversity Index, [watch] Spencer Torene (Thomson Reuters Special Services, LLC)
My Internet Archive Enabled Journey As A Digital Humanities Citizen Scientist, [watch] Jim Salmons
Web and cities: (early internet) geographies through the lenses of the Internet Archive, [watch] Emmanouil Tranos (University of Bristol)
Forgotten Novels of the 19th Century, [watch] Tom Gally (University of Tokyo)
Q&A #3 [watch]

Links shared during the session are available in the series Resource Guide.